Player Watch #9: Charlie Spargo

[Sando22]

Whats spargo's job security like? Asking from a fantasy perspective. Looked very good last weekend.

Kent out for 5 or 6 weeks and Jeffy Garlett currently in the 2's.
If he goes well again this weekend I see him being a reasonable cash cow but would be surprised if he played more than say 10 games.
Tough one as small forwards are pretty up and down but he seems hard at it and has a crack which Goodwin likes

 

[saj_21]

Big tick for this kid. He has taken his chance and run with it. He took 9 marks today which was 5th most of any player on the ground. On the flip side IMO it’s one of the main reasons Garlett is out of the side.

 

[Gysberts2Bate]

Clear best 22, and doesn't need to be rested with a 9 day break between WB and Collingwood, before the bye.

 

[Ablett2Garland]

Spargo I'm in Love

 

[Pedantic]

No left foot. Lucky he's a beautiful kick and decision maker on his right.

 

[Devastating Boris]

Sparg Bol !!!

 

[RedmanWasHere]

I did this on Richmond's board for Jack Graham and, for now, here's a replica but in Spargo format.

Charlie Spargo's start to his career:


5 wins.
0 draws.
0 losses.

Plus, scores, total scores, average scores, personal percentage, whether it was H&A and margins per game.

1. 108 - 72. (108 - 72.) (108 - 72.) (150%) (A.) (+ 36.)
2. 106 - 67. (214 - 139.) (107.5 - 64.5.) (153.96%) (A.) (+ 39.)
3. 146 - 77. (360 - 216.) (120 - 72.) (166.67%) (A.) (+ 69.)
4. 159 - 50. (519 - 266.) (129.75 - 66.5.) (195.11%) (A.) (+ 109.)
5. 146 - 55. (665 - 321.) (133 - 64.2.) (207.16%) (H.) (+ 91.)

3 of his 5 games have been in excess of 60 point wins.

Highest score: 159.
Lowest score: 106.

Highest score conceded: 77.
Lowest score conceded: 50.

Average winning margin = 68.8 points.
Average losing margin = 0 points.
Average score of games he's played in = 98.6.

His pick number in the 2017 AFL Draft = 29.

His claim to fame, the first ever direct 4th generation player in VFL/AFL history.

 

[Klyntonius]

No left foot. Lucky he's a beautiful kick and decision maker on his right.

Meh, no opposite foot is 95% of the league.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Something else statistically for Spargo fans here.

Him and Bayley Fritsch are Dees' only debutants of 2018.

Fritsch wears the number made famous by Ron Barassi. (No. 31.)
No. 31 was also the number Charlie's dad Paul was most remembered for during his career at North Melbourne.

Paul's grandfather, Bob Spargo Sr, who was Charlie's great-grandfather, played 3 games for Melbourne.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

I have updated a thread on Richmond's board for Jack Graham after every game of his and, now, here's your first Spargo update.

6 wins. (His first bagel of his career.)
0 draws.
0 losses.

Plus, scores, total scores, average scores, personal percentage, whether it was H&A and margins per game.

1. 108 - 72. (108 - 72.) (108 - 72.) (150%) (A.) (+ 36.)
2. 106 - 67. (214 - 139.) (107.5 - 64.5.) (153.96%) (A.) (+ 39.)
3. 146 - 77. (360 - 216.) (120 - 72.) (166.67%) (A.) (+ 69.)
4. 159 - 50. (519 - 266.) (129.75 - 66.5.) (195.11%) (A.) (+ 109.)
5. 146 - 55. (665 - 321.) (133 - 64.2.) (207.16%) (H.) (+ 91.)
6. 100 - 51. (765 - 372.) (127.5 - 62.) (205.65%) (H.) (+ 49.)

3 of his 5 games have been in excess of 60 point wins.

Highest score: 159.
Lowest score: 100.

Highest score conceded: 77.
Lowest score conceded: 50.

Highest winning margin = 109 points.
Lowest winning margin = 36 points.

Highest losing margin = N/A.
Lowest losing margin = N/A.


Average winning margin = 65.5 points.
Average losing margin = 0 points.
Average score of games he's played in = 94.75.

His pick number in the 2017 AFL Draft = 29.

His claim to fame, the first ever direct 4th generation player in VFL/AFL history.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

I have updated a thread on Richmond's board for Jack Graham after every game of his and, now, Charlie Spargo has his thread.

Belated Queens Birthday update.

6 wins.
0 draws.
1 loss. (Loses the first game of the 2nd set.)

Plus, scores, total scores, average scores, personal percentage, whether it was H&A and margins per game.

1. 108 - 72. (108 - 72.) (108 - 72.) (150%) (A.) (+ 36.)
2. 106 - 67. (214 - 139.) (107.5 - 64.5.) (153.96%) (A.) (+ 39.)
3. 146 - 77. (360 - 216.) (120 - 72.) (166.67%) (A.) (+ 69.)
4. 159 - 50. (519 - 266.) (129.75 - 66.5.) (195.11%) (A.) (+ 109.)
5. 146 - 55. (665 - 321.) (133 - 64.2.) (207.16%) (H.) (+ 91.)
6. 100 - 51. (765 - 372.) (127.5 - 62.) (205.65%) (H.) (+ 49.)
7. 91 - 133. (856 - 505.) (122.29 - 72.14.) (169.50%) (H.) (- 42.)

3 of his 7 games have been in excess of 60 point wins.

Highest score: 159.
Lowest score: 91.

Highest score conceded: 77.
Lowest score conceded: 50.

Highest winning margin = 109 points.
Lowest winning margin = 36 points.

Highest losing margin = 42 points.
Lowest losing margin = 42 points.

Average winning margin = 65.5 points.
Average losing margin = 42 points.
Average score of games he's played in = 97.21.

His pick number in the 2017 AFL Draft = 29.

His claim to fame, the first ever direct 4th generation player in VFL/AFL history.

Whoever knows his total and average crowd numbers please do so.

Cheers.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

I have updated a thread on Richmond's board for Jack Graham after every game of his and, now, Charlie Spargo has his thread.

7 wins.
0 draws.
1 loss. (Loses the first game of the 2nd set.)

Plus, scores, total scores, average scores, personal percentage, whether it was H&A and margins per game.

1. 108 - 72. (108 - 72.) (108 - 72.) (150%) (A.) (+ 36.)
2. 106 - 67. (214 - 139.) (107.5 - 64.5.) (153.96%) (A.) (+ 39.)
3. 146 - 77. (360 - 216.) (120 - 72.) (166.67%) (A.) (+ 69.)
4. 159 - 50. (519 - 266.) (129.75 - 66.5.) (195.11%) (A.) (+ 109.)
5. 146 - 55. (665 - 321.) (133 - 64.2.) (207.16%) (H.) (+ 91.)
6. 100 - 51. (765 - 372.) (127.5 - 62.) (205.65%) (H.) (+ 49.)
7. 91 - 133. (856 - 505.) (122.29 - 72.14.) (169.50%) (H.) (- 42.)
8. 102 - 48. (958 - 553.) (119.75 - 69.13.) (173.24%) (H.) (+ 54.)

3 of his 7 games have been in excess of 60 point wins.

Highest score: 159.
Lowest score: 91.

Highest score conceded: 77.
Lowest score conceded: 48.

Highest winning margin = 109 points.
Lowest winning margin = 36 points.

Highest losing margin = 42 points.
Lowest losing margin = 42 points.

Average winning margin = 63.86 points.
Average losing margin = 42 points.
Average score of games he's played in = 94.44.

His pick number in the 2017 AFL Draft = 29.

His claim to fame, the first ever direct 4th generation player in VFL/AFL history.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

I have updated a thread on Richmond's board for Jack Graham after every game of his and, now, Charlie Spargo has his thread.

8 wins.
0 draws.
1 loss.

Plus, scores, total scores, average scores, personal percentage, whether it was H&A and margins per game.

1. 108 - 72. (108 - 72.) (108 - 72.) (150%) (A.) (+ 36.)
2. 106 - 67. (214 - 139.) (107.5 - 64.5.) (153.96%) (A.) (+ 39.)
3. 146 - 77. (360 - 216.) (120 - 72.) (166.67%) (A.) (+ 69.)
4. 159 - 50. (519 - 266.) (129.75 - 66.5.) (195.11%) (A.) (+ 109.)
5. 146 - 55. (665 - 321.) (133 - 64.2.) (207.16%) (H.) (+ 91.)
6. 100 - 51. (765 - 372.) (127.5 - 62.) (205.65%) (H.) (+ 49.)
7. 91 - 133. (856 - 505.) (122.29 - 72.14.) (169.50%) (H.) (- 42.)
8. 102 - 48. (958 - 553.) (119.75 - 69.13.) (173.24%) (H.) (+ 54.)
9. 119 - 69. (1077 - 622.) (119.66 - 69.11. (173.14%) (H.) (+ 60.)

4 of his 9 games have been in excess of 60 point wins.

Highest score: 159.
Lowest score: 91.

Highest score conceded: 91.
Lowest score conceded: 48.

Highest winning margin = 109 points.
Lowest winning margin = 36 points.

Highest losing margin = 42 points.
Lowest losing margin = 42 points.

Average winning margin = 63.37 points.
Average losing margin = 42 points.
Average score of games he's played in = 94.38.

His pick number in the 2017 AFL Draft = 29.

His claim to fame, the first ever direct 4th generation player in VFL/AFL history.

 

[MAXIMUM GRUNDAGE]

Rising star nomination this week, surely.

 

[Sylar1]

Should never have been dropped

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[schmuttt]

Just love how smart he is.

 

[Ablett2Garland]

 

[rhaz]

I really like the passion he showed for his second goal. Hadn't seen much of it so far, seems like a quiet kid.

 

[saj_21]

He is a very clever footballer. I was just watching the second quarter. He had a perfect front and square to hogan that lead to his snap and first goal. Then when hogan earned a free kick, everyone stopped and spargo kept playing and hand balled over the top to ANB

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Watching patches of Charlie, I like what I see.

It begs the question.

How far can Spargo?

 

[Crusty Demon]

Love him. Great pressure for a first year player. Great awareness around goals, good skills and seems to make great decisions. Once he builds a tank I reckon he'll be a great rotation player through the middle as well. I loved the selection at the draft and said straight away that this kid looks like a natural footballer. So glad he's taken his opportunities.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Just an aside, I've posted this elsewhere and, now, it belongs here.

 

[PerfectFooty]

Just an aside, I've posted this elsewhere and, now, it belongs here.

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I instinctively looked at the front row. Odd at his size he's at the back.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

I instinctively looked at the front row. Odd at his size he's at the back.

Even odder that front row didn't get drafted.

 

[blitznu]

Just an aside, I've posted this elsewhere and, now, it belongs here.

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look at the bowl haircut mullet combo bottom left * me what a ripper. to go with the i hate the world face.